_Bonivard_, Francis, his arrival at Geneva, i. 46; birth and education, 46; friendship with Berthelier, 47, 50, 57; rejects proposal made to him to seize Levrier, 63, 64; warns him, 64; his character, 67; fascinates Berthelier, 67; their intercourse and aims, 67, 68; his difference with the bishop, 72, 76, 80, 83, 96; attempts to save Pécolat, 98; resolves to 'bell the cat,' 100; gets inhibition of the metropolitan served on the bishop, 100; his advice to Pécolat's friends, 103, 104; goes to Rome, 117; what he saw there, 118; fails in his suit for bishopric, 120; warned of danger at Turin, 121; his flight, 121; discouraged, 131, 134, 143, 151, 153; his speech in chapter, 157; his protest, 159; pacifies the people threatening the canons, 160, 161, 168, 169; escapes from Geneva, 173, 175; betrayed, 185; compelled to resign his priory, 186; imprisoned by the duke, 186, 191, 199; set at liberty, 211, 245, 255, 264; his estimate of La Baume, 265; restored to his priory, 314; advocates expulsion of the prince-bishop, ii. 329, 334, 336; detested by papal party, 348; threatened with expulsion from his priory, 348; his estimate of excommunication, 349; reflections on state of Geneva, 352, 353; his reply to proposal of Huguenots, 354; his fief at Cartigny, 358; maintains reciprocity of rights between prince and subject, 358; obtains support of the council to his claim, 359; takes possession of Cartigny, 360; loses it, 360; his expedition to recover it, 360; his grass mown by Pontverre, 371; among the Lutherans, 385; his raids to recover his rents, 401; fires at the papal proctor, 401; illness of his mother, 402; obtains safe-conduct to visit her, 403; at Seyssel, 403; slandered at Geneva, 403; perplexity, 404; safe-conduct extended, 405; proposes to give up his priory, 405; at Moudon, 406; journey to Lausanne, 406; kidnapped, 407; imprisoned at Chillon, 408; treatment, 408; liberation of, demanded and refused, 432; incidents of his confinement, v. 399; orders given for his death, 400; liberated, 401; made free of city of Geneva, marries, 416; a prediction fulfilled, 417, 418 _Bonivard_, Jean Aimé, prior of St. Victor, i. 46; orders his culverins to be cast into church bells, 47; his death, 47